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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09

Mrs. an;ise Sherwood Hawks, the author
OF ~ Need Thee Every Hour resides
In modest brick house on st. Marks
avenue In Brooklyn. She Is q middle.
aged lady, has strong motherly face,
and her dark brown eyes sparkle when
engaged in animated conversation.
Mrs. Hawks wrote the hymn which has
gained such popularity In June. 1872, but
thought so little OF its merit that she
filed 1t away In an old portfolio, where II
rempined until one evening when Rev.
Robert Lowry, writer ofhymns, learned
of It's existence during visit at the house
of Mrs. Hawks.
Let me read It," said the doctor
His request WAS granted, and he I'M
medlately recognized Its superior merit.
After earnest solicitation permission was
granted by the author to embody II In
DR.. Lowry's volume of hymns, "The
Royal Diadem," then about to be pub
iished.
The success OF the hymn was instan-
taneous, and 1t was translated into the
Spanish, German and italian languages.
Several years ago at q notable festival ir
the Vatican at Rome, It was sung In the
the presence of the Pope with great
effect.
Mrs. Hawks Is the author OF severa
other popular hymns, including "Whol
be the Next to Follow Jesusf" which sht
considers her best production.
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Caro- Of the Hands.

A woman, whose pretty hands arc
being ruined by washing In hard water,
writes to ask remedy.
Water can be easily softened by few
drops of ammonia, or what Is better, q
small piece Of lump borax. Warm
water, into which enough borax has
been dissolved to make the water feel a
little slippery when pressed between
the thumb and finger, Is very good for
washing the hands.
Hands kept dirty are never smooth
and white. Absolute cleanliness Is ne
cesSary.
Many people who do not work wash
their hands but seldom. The days ac-
cumnlatlon Of dirt is allowed 10 remain
on the hands all night. Upon rising.
the hands are washed In cold water.
The possessor wonders why. when she
does no work, her hands do not look any
better, II as well as her chambermaid's.
The hands should always be washed In
warm soapsuds before going to bed.
White soaps are safest. Highly scented
and coiored soaps are almost invariably
made from rancid and ill-smelling fats.
After the hands are thoroughly dried.
use O few drops from a bottle OF mixed
glycerine and camphor, which your
druggist can prepare for you. Dropinto
the palm OF the hands and rub on the
hands.
This will be all that will be necessary
to show decided improvement.-tThe
Republic.
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JOSEPH SMITH. JOHN W. SMITH
Joseph Smith & Co. S
BUSINESS NOTICE.
MILLING DEPARTMENT.
PRALLsvILLE MILLS, !
stockton p. o. N. j.

(Stockton L. O.,) N. d.
Having purchased the interest OF
is. Slower in the Milling business
heretofore carried on at Prallsville
Mills by SMITHS & Slower, we will
continue the same, at the old stand,
and will endeavor to give satisfac-
ton to all our patrons.
Grist work will be done carefully
and promptly, and when desired by
customers we will always be pre-
pared to exchange Flour and Feed
for Grain, retaining only customary
toll.
The highest market price will be
paid for Grain, and selling prices,
both at wholesale and retail, will be
closely adjusted.
LUMBER DEPARTMENT.
We have added to the business at
Prallsville full assortment of Sea-
soned Pine and Hemlock Lumber,
which will be kept under cover and
sold in lots to suit customers, and al
very low figures.
FERTILIZERS.
Standard brands of Fertilizers
suitable for both Spring and Fall
crops, always on hand at Prallsville
RIAL ESTATE AND INSUR-
ANCE DEPARTMENT.
The Real Estate and Insurance
business will be continued in LAM.
BERTVILLE, on the corner oi
Bridge and Union streets.
Insurance ON Dwellings and con.
tents, Stores, Merchandise, Mills
Factories, and Farm Buildings and
Crops will be done at low rates, ii
the best Of American and Foreign
Companies.
Property will be bought or solo
on very reasonable terms, and money
will be loaned or secured on real
estate mortgages for a reasonable
commission.
JOS. SMITH & co.
Jan. 81, 1885.
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Failing Health.

Ten years ago my health began to fail.
was troubled with o distressing Cough,
Night Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous
ness. I tried various remedies pre-
scribed by different physicians, but
became SO weak that could not go up
stairs without stopping to rest. My
friends recommended me to try Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which did, and am now
as healthy and strong as ever. - Mrs.
e. L. Williams, Alexandria, MINI.
have used Ayers Sarsaparilla, in my
family, for Scrofula, and know, II it Is
taken faithfully, that it will thoroughly
eradicate this terrible disease. i have
also prescribed it as q tonic, as well as an
Alternative, and must say that honestly
believe it to be the best blood medicine
ever compounded.- r. Fowler, M. D.,
ID, ID. g.. Greenyille, Tenn.
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Horace: 81 see by the paper that there
was .tie-up' In several churches yes
terday."
Angelina: "Oh, these horrid labor
troubles, when will they cease? BY the
way, though, how could there be tie
up In church,"
Horace: Easy enough; the happy
couples just walked to the chancel rails.
and the minister did the business in
fifteen minutes"
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AcconnIIahad.

Ma" complained Bobby, "Tommy
Tuff can whistle through his teeth SO
you can hear him mile.'
Yes, Bobby" said his mother. en-.
couragingly. shut Tommy's teeth are
badly broken and decayed, which is the
reason he can whistle through them.
Besides, Bobby, Tommy hasn't any nice
new suit OF clothes like you"
don't care" responded Bobby, dog.
gedly, I'D give him my suit of clothes
for his teeth any day" -(Life.
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A Hsrd.workipr Man.

Tobias Economy: "what, can't 90
down this street? Creditor might see
your It seems to me that man OF
your ability, enterprise and experience
could surely find Some way to be With
ont creditors
Dick SwiveIler, Jr.. "AIy dear boy.
II you only knewl why, st takes ali NV
ability, enterprise and experience, pos
lively lie awake o. nights, inyentinq
waye 70 make EN- trust me-"
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Making . Stir In the World.

Mrs. Bucolic: "Mr. Commercial, do
you know Mr.. Eugenius Smith, who Is
making such stir In our little society
this Winter?"
Mr.. Commercial significantly: at
think have heard OF him."
Mrs. b.: He's very exclusive. They
say that at the watering places he Is
the center OF admiration OF the first
circle"
Mr.. c.: That ia literally true. He
runs the best merry-go-round on Coney
Island"
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A New employment.

Mr.. ]. NJ. Dodds complained Of lack
Of employment and Mr.. Pink Mayfleld
proposed to give him rs cents to carry q
brick all day back and forth from the
public well to the church, distance OF a
quarter OF mile the round trip.
Mr.. Dodds accepted the offer and
carried the brick the entire day, making
over 80 round trips In the day. and re-
ceived his pay at night.--[Milton (Ga.)
Democrat.
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The bachelors, too, are accompanied
bys parents or relatives, In whose COM
pany they inspect the girls who are
eligible, The young men bring the hes.
they possess, and each must particularly
come with a girdle OF gold or silver.
After the brides are chosen the public
betrothai takes place. being conducted
by hermit who lives In this lonely spot.
The mark OF betrothal is not ring,
but abeautifully embroidered handker-
chief. The betrothal is in many cases
pro arranged, but the ceremony must be
J gone through all the same.
II a. girl goes to the market knowing
beforehand thatan admirer will DO there
to claim her, so much the better for her.
Still she must take her dowry and oc-
cupy her tent and place herself on view
like the rest.
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The First Sign

OF failing health, whether in the form of
Night Sweats and Nervousness, or in a
sense of General WEAKNESS and Loss OF
Appetite, should suggest the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla This preparation
is most effective for giving tone and
strength to the enfeeblcd system, pro-
noting the digestion and assimilation of
food, restoring the nervous forces to
their normal condition, and for purify
ing, enriching, and vitalizing the blood.
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which Ia the netter9

The personal household of Queen
Victoria is composed OF over thousand
persons. and costs the nation annually
two million dollars.
Attached to our Presidents house,
hold are twenty-one secretaries, clerks,
doorkeepers, messengers, etc. at an
aggregate salary OF s31 1854. There are
also about o dozen gardeners and other
employees detailed for service at the
White House from other departments.
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Dyspepsia Cured.

1t would be impossible for me to de-
scribe what suffered from Indigestion
and Headache up to the time 1 began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. was under
the care Of various physicians, and tried
a great many kinds OF medicines, pat
never obtained more than temporary re-
lief. After taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
for short time, my headache disap-
peared, and my stomach performed its
duties more perfectly. To-day my
health Is completely restored. = Mary
Harley, Springfield, Mass.
I have been greatly benefited by the
prompt use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
tones and invigorates the system, regu-
lates the action of the digestive and
assimilative organs, and vitalizes the
blood. It is, without doubt, the most
reliable blood purifier yet discovered. =
III. ID. johnson, 1888 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn, N. X.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. j. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass
Price s1i six bottles, %.
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HAVING uuallhc D. tlt HsH'H'tiuiUr NJ Richard
Cabin Nt.liuui. drva.ad. Dr. COG rpuIie court
Id rIfriiy tuuutI 100 I.u .I# Indebted l1 tlId e..
tIfovtl como iUrtrfd f.d la' ih" riuu ln1 ~
pUiInus hn4lnf tlHinf hFt.flt mIl rtiD VII pre-
.1nf the sninU authenticated To ihr uiru4tf tfp
sfFi,ad b. lHw tu uip uuiDr.f utA
'"'' T. J. nAnCUUR
Admlnl.imiof Of Richard Corbin welliofd. DO
$3.50 est
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will be charged at
rate OF ljc for two lines insertion; two inser-
tcns, &c; one week, joc.
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DIR. d. S. JOHNSON MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
no. M JoHoracn Street,


pt Main and Front MENPlilN. linn.
lELultUgi in isonl
Ir JOHNSON isHrtnTFlf 'f' lv aIl r.fiic' M
~ tUrsinl ns uV iTr thH utst tu0'H~'ul ph}fI
clan DOB tHu treatment tl IIfaiH ut "Ftri d'HH.'t
yrIIL. pHuHaHlrt Gums EuluuigHd iu t.fg Ula
fIHia nf female. Recent tTHf ~ tunufflen AMI
.#rlU's tuf"1 lu n Jew DOES without inr u.' ~
flif..tff. rIuurr uf dice rF IIulun"' lfHm hu.l
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ig. al sHmpu ffuurrl Iu HHI .fi NUr. fu..I.I#
nun imuuUnrY uf l.fH ui tUhHl InUpr ~ 'If. . DO
five ViFur in trN HH.ta Nffiina ul .nII th'fl
AMI l1ss ui physical emil UtuiHI Iuu'f sif.lily
urd ID. u1auH'iiiy turu luI.rI.Hf uiHfiI1 patti
H. he UlsH8fr. m Women. .'l tuf"s FuuH1''ri
rI.rs ans oli a.fUs rufr IbUUt fIH 200 ui rIuf.0
DF fhr knife ~ ruu.UINIfiuua 900 OBJ puuilt. o.
fFl Moiir.ura cent uy ,R.i's 10 rl Jafu OF uho
tHUnif 90, .t..
OIl0a lsua laJm UtlUft UuI i''utlI.a rim
Do. q. uilt#uN, ND
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IIfVNTrITItI..
ANUSINiINrS,
Mrs. Florence Finley Moore

VIII orcn o. dluciur class NJ ihr Gayo'o hoieS Non
day. Nov. a. nc o'clock. iur halle, aud gentlemen.
auI sgssy Ner4ay agi r'."rii'y hi- "las. "'ll
meet Terms ,tp trr mouth. payable IN advance
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,rm nANp LAUNDRY.

JrUIL DRss SHIRTS DosE SY b LAID iI si
wool nsAersear guaranteed not " shrink.
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LABOR AGINCy.

NHNFffAs Hhhsf We
I,OIoEEp FAEM iAinH ft llNl-lilp 10 10
y plantation wofi We On lu r.roudct lt
with sven hundud pu.rufl tHuIilHs Who lht 90
south turnluH. Hnd an unable iu inN ihrlr inla
pOnntiun auyw here. They orc anxious % 80 %
Af.tr.fs. and nrrWillus iu bind thnl elves in q
9l,utft,f 10 VufE uur HtIr. ana ID lluH rff Np.I
tr,r,t ID the pll ui aid y,HI VII rncw ihrr uli
Dputmei They Uniyr tp vuIa "n SHINES sud imfr
pro, .uus furnished ihrH dutilg thc year nul
visp thr rfup D. uIi rrlI"rl provision liIl and
tram uuftHtIuu De- dUIU.fUl lluu their proportion
ui crip. 1hpao colon. people urH old ilWr dnfsfh
and know nuiuIur Iut farming uNu o. t"N h1'r
UnGH HuihIur iuf f.Irs Iud HHu 'ui make nEihIn.
iuf thHuu.trs. tNHf ufU UHrtuif 90 max" move
NIplautrn Vitbius farm aiuf lul ar wiIinf o.
lutaUUr tUfsrYTIH.IHu 20 iDfh 1911 Nn M'il t
writ t8 either ui tir undersigned agents. Who Uit
furnish DC lamliic aud viii quutg lYW rl 90
CHARLIE D. WAlkLE
JOB 10. LAIlNlIs
Ittu y. NI 40,
GDuUrl Ar"Uu. ANIr'l o..
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fes'ff proposals. co. 'fir'.atT u1. ~ the nsu.
nj condition. " M fTrI'tt f' ihs nfIrr WITH ii
g.ffa.t moan on fhn ~ HHv 81 November. 1871 Of
which time ard place iii.r uili D. Uirrrd ln ffo.s
eura 90 l.ldpta. ipI tliu following works OF con.
HfuriIun Huu UInIr fb#
trHHIrfI"f.HH HHUrrIHH fII Z. n n'lNfi
. RHupirIuf nud lryIHr WH'"r pIIra, pir.
4 Uulh.ua Ifln aud HUulOu l,ulc llfourd Y. I.
MILAN NH HuUNuus
a ftfd.nr Iump trHri huro
n imiId.nr ifimn y. n. stable.
Il irralrs 10 to0f 81 buiiiIn.g Nos p 3uni -
q FLOORING n1rfafk building.
y Furnishing fI1d ifr'H
Mons nrd afr'faaNnul c1n ir sern. hnf haui
rf4fas De- Furnished un application '0 tlt's UiNrr.
Fnttlupaa rlutHiUiug ffufs fliuril D. rIHls III
"frunHil. iu aulfmglnu, &C." and ullUsel q
Tie uudgrIglUd .,..,.....
r,-,tt,,.,,,,,i ss-4,A srtl.iefr' 4. a. % n.
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PERSONAL.

IA tor. formerly of Memphis Tenn, All chronic
diseases successfully treated. Office l9l South Col
lege st., Nashville Tenn
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nunnNp RODINsON'B

Museum nud Two Thfater. upgu b.lly nom "a
band tn lupin.
MfIk 90 NuAINliiN H.
Tho rUlohriIri Hui ORIGINAL NushFll' Student
ffr rrsHio.t iuHl Hul plantation HuHrrs Doc ihu
vufIi lu select musical rul tHf. iu.if emu. tain.
Ipuf ui Ulp urfIt rItlud o. Nlb De- rnHl o. Iuiu'
Uut sptcf entitled can iyruIus With lurlF i"t'
frfi ntrfrrInr uus.H uIm .lrIa HuI1s. rhIui.'-.
,tf IIr.f uppHlrHt.H lu NHuUh.. uI Sue. vi %
Itfrra Unp diamond IBt queen nl.s lou Weller,
vilh hair iU,f IuHNUs luU. Tie lIHHl tIIth
frutnktnr uHrUnHttH lisurgs Ufef pr~DutHd ~ .r
tHurrahir Punch aud ludy und shadus mpns IA.
mIst .uu Iu gents.
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.rIAnIIAIINnRns.

q t.,yCrtsioR" STEAM LAUNDRY SHELBY
= IL street. opposite Oayoso shirts, No.lhrs enl
80. J,go vlui noatncis aud dispatch. Mono Ous
artclhss w0Tnneu employed
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A M.HARE, ACCOUNTANT, $40 SECOND sT
IA. provides bookkcepeH, clerks, drummeS'
etcnOgrapherS
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within icl,l hour. thr following dVTIb7d prop
,rt,. Iiuatrl lu Twelfth tNii I.sr.ni ~ thtIhT
n IIty Tpnnts.aH. Wit. q 1iH acre Tract, bound
ID on thp uofh hY NurIhrfu,l. nu il' cast hi i..f
30. 90 the fUutl b. iinnlin aud ON the nvilg
ti.on trlei of i00 arrcs bounded On the north by
Unifnfs. un tlr cnff Uy iHu7tfrr un tnu HIuil Us
pusFIn ana uu The wet iT Holmes
Aisoatrirt Of O.. ncus. buund. = on TIE u0nh lN
W.iIrrU uu thH ta.i D" Ht CA ilt tHIlh =.
PALMER aud rn thrWpTtby ifuulH
AiaBn tract ui Htnutr,H hriug iuciinn ul Ncr'Iun
one lot mart ~ a." ThiH 80 n'HH Boz sen sH.f
fi,fl,d Into two i1fl NJ iu arr.H rni VIII D. .H.l
With thc privilege OBJ take ono or luih of 80 lot
Also 81 IFnDfg int 90 hul isiun4, Z un ihn
north hy OIrrf, on Che ,H.i li Wen. w. un ihr
l1uth NF TliiCY, uu thn $40 hy W. NNfllH. lht
ina hus been tuiIlltlied into Tour UI luia. a.
i6t No. 7. c1nti'uinr ~ 800 acrE 'ol so.
containing o. .GinU nfrH. l1i 80. . or. Inlns
tTf tiInl nrrda. l1i SO 9, controlling il' Z. ln
arrer I0tNu. viii d. tfHt Offend inf slt WIN
ilo privilege ~ Che purchaser o i.t' one ~ nlI N,
Tor fan rarirulars and d complete description u
| de Iuprriy uy mri0 Hll luinl fi.itr j. Nli,
| iad b. che Hgli ana pfye i.IF ul hie in 10.
Tcrmr ~ Fl'r ono tiirl ci.h balance IN ol'
ami tWu yrafs. prfi iHHrrI "1trF note t.rfrW
| brHuur Interest inHn date, uua lillI i.iaiucl w. u
! turH payment
| IAls ion as 81 NOVEMBER. is'L
| ~ HruuWifi 'Irrt AMI Mrsinr
| NJ. ~ bradley. Deputy g. and w. lFAa
Mycu q tuocd, 4. i. i1muulson ami -. d.
I ffrt. rufI#fufH.
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ro TIT oRToR SALE.

NEW ooTrAGE-NrAR DUMMY LINE, MOLE
IN more avenue ApIH 10 d " Scales, - Mad
son street.
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AdmlnlgtrntorR Notice.

ofreo Of pHfIif Adufni.'mi0r 90 ur.by County
Ntmph,f. Tenn, tu,rnlef p, ls.L
The undersigned having lffn appointed fnd
ouaiiGcl BE- rdIIIuHif. tot 81 thc estate 81 X y.
s,f. iudt btcI tn I'D es.1fa % cuino iuuflri fud
sTtfie aud tn thno tn VI HON f1id Cintn a. indebted
tn M thotClaims With me. duly pruiaiod wlihin
80, taffdd john iOAOUE
I'D Public hdmlnlsiui0r
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A suBRooK a. WHITE, 222 FRONT ST., PAY
~ highest cash prices for ilidcs, fnrs and Wool.
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I.TAtpUtg IoAE OFFICE, J. h GOIrHtLE
nj Nauertr. n Hcile and " Monroe Low rates
On inrgc amounts
NTATuAN BACtf. % MONROE AID Dl sEtONp
n ~. DInmonds. Watches Jgsclfy, Old Cola
aud Silver bought and sold.
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DUY LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS OF
ID schcibler & Co. 20I Main 1t. Lowest prices,
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KsIyrs, forks, spoons hullord'A'
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1NoR BED. BROCK PRICES IN FURNITURE CALL
IN ON the Armstrong Furniture Company ~
SenoDd III.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

IlRANCIs SMITH. CALDWELL & co, ROOMS
qand 10 Cotton Exchange Building. Lend
money on improved plantations in Mississippi, Ar
kansas Louisiana and Texas. Planters should APP
ply for loans carly 50 that all may be ready Mhch
money Is needed
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REWARD.

l.5 REwARD-LEMON AND WHITE Sitter
- bitch. dark eyes and nose answers 10 name oi
Pearl. Return % Jerry Coctrcl.
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NOTARIES.
ATTORNEYS.

UlOM HOFFMAN, JUSTICE or THE PEACE AM
j Notary Public, "a Madison It.
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TAKI.N III.
NIULE-OS NOVEMBER -, ~, oSE GREY
vi mule. tall Of 49, count "
nNKi.Its
IN sIFDEL 4 gON, BAKEGs AND CONfEc
II . TONERS 30 lulun STREET
CHOCEns.
JNrfL LINZ or TRfsl FAMILY GROCERIES
II nt Wuriham q Co.'S. i5l Main sirrrt
NOR FANCY CEEAMFRY AEDCuuNTEN But
i Ter and Fruits, ~ % MUr.hlm ~ y u WIN.
EArISG AND Lr'NCu notsEs.
C,TAR IUNCu ROOM. 2l5is HCoSD STREET
> Oysirr 10 ever tiilr. Llug lcuion. ftopfs
NTRs. GREER COR LAuDEEpALL AND Jki.
Nj En1n extended. win fuInih uuils 10 iaill
90. In the neigh h0rluud m low uir.
REsTAuRANIs AND stLoONS.
IIoT LUNCH OYsTLR- SERVED ~ LIVERY
Il ftyic Imported vino, lquof uud cisun, hi
sEFGEEs. III Main street.
| TIor ,oFfrE AND LUNCH At All HOURS.
IL B,at liquor, aud cigurs, % sanhuog,u s. Aaih
| NIEAIs Al ALL uOuIg VINE, llQuOis
| vi and C,lun. % liecncy.h Poplar ttnsh
rIuNun Garden, 10 MAlN stKLLL urLN
| | day and uu.hL hOaIdln7 md lndrlrr o. icn
J.C.ttKih rrlpr,i1L
Il
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IoAN OFFICES.

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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-07-02

IT takes the cake We mean Hyde's
Jewelry Store.
THE Hannis Distilery has been closed
for repairs until September 10th.
WE notice $4,000 diamond ring in
IIyde's Jewelry Store window.
DIR. F. NJ. DAVIS is entitled to thanks
for cap of delicious honey.
SHERIFF LAMoN has overpaid the
county oil dollars. This is splen-
did record for him.
Mr.. Z. j. SIMPSON and family start
ed for Fort TotteD, Indian Reservation,
on last Monday evening. We wish them
safe trip and plenty of prosperity.
Mr.. SHERER, the polite keeper of the
gate on Winchester Pike. has a brass
folding key picked up on the pike be-
tween the gate and the Gerardstown
grade, waiting Identification.
SEE the new stock of watches and
jewelry at Hyde's Jewelry Store, the
largest stock in town at reduction of
% per cent. at Al Queen st. ct
NEVER question the patriotism of
Strinesville. Her people are liberal,
always responding to any call made
upon them. They will erect three arches
the 4th to show their loyalty and love
of liberty.
OUR correspondents have been so
busy harvesting they have forgotten us.
Reporters" never fail US. Sun. moon
and stars may change, but the Hedges
Vile news letter never. That's right,
Doc.
Mrs. JOHN TELLER, Jr., of Cleve
land, Ohio, spent few days with her
mother-in law Mrs. Jno. Feller of this
city. She is the wife of a former
typo of this office, who is now pro-
prietor of a daily paper in the west.
CoRRECTIoN.-rn noticing the acct
dent at Black Oak Bottom, B. & o. r.
r., last week, we incorrectly stated
that some of the injured persons had
died We learn that those injured are
rapidly recovering and that the report
ed death of some of the passengers is
incorrect.